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Pakistan’s education policy blatantly anti-minority, anti-women

The outcome of the school curriculum reason behind religious extremism, crimes against women

How Muslim women clerics are increasingly challenging traditional narratives

Indonesia recently hosted an unusual conference of Muslim women...

Muslim ‘instant divorce’ law divides India

In India, if you are a Muslim man, you...

Indonesia: When Women have been Ulema since Early Islam, Were Have their Names Gone?

In another first, coming from Indonesia, Women “ulema” –...

Is the Latest Affidavit by the AIMPLB a Pathetic Attempt to Cover Up Its Defeat in the SC?

The recently filed final affidavit in the Supreme Court...

Maternal Education Programmes Could Improve Mothers’ Test Scores, Child Learning: Study

Literacy programmes for mothers can not only improve their...

Hand Over Mining Wealth to Locals with Right to Inheritance Demands MM&P Rights Group

Float policy, hand over India's mining wealth to locals...

“The ‘no triple talaq’ clause in nikahnama is no use. SC must declare it unconstitutional”

The question around which this writer’s consistently advocated argument...

Scathing report on rights violations in India by US-based coalition of NGOs

The report released at a briefing in WashingtonThe Alliance...

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